Oden sued Elliston to recover a promissory note for $3,000 due at 12 months with interest. The balance on the note remained due and unpaid.

Other defendant is Thomas G. McCampbell, deputy sheriff.

Additional parties: Henry Cox.

Additional Defendants: C. W. Nance, J. Beaty, J. W. Dabbs, James Hamilton, R. W. Perles, James Mallock, A. Dunn, R. H. Wallace, J. H. Gowers.

Plaintiff held an account with Defendant, who after deposits owed Grissom about $1,000 and drew checks of various amounts, adding to a few hundered dollars but the Defendant refused to honor them. sued for the money due to him with interest from the bank

Debt bond included.

H. & S. Abrahams ran a dry goods store in Nashville and owed Prentiss & Fouche $150 plus interest for professional law services in bringing suit on two insurance policies which the defendants filed against Aetna Insurance & Planter's Insurance for their employee Ephraim Solinsky. They failed to pay the attorneys for services, and sued to recover the amount.

Additional defendants: Matilda Vaughan is a widow and executrix for John S. Vaughan, deceased, Charles S. Vaughan, Frank H. Vaughan, Delia G. Vaughan, Madeleine Vaughan and Searcy Vaughan minors, George H. Vaughan. John S. Vaughan is the brother of Matilda Vaughn's late husband. Matilda came into some insurance money ($9,752.50) upon her husbands death and John S Vaughan bought some property with $6200.00. He never repaid her the remainder of the money.

Additional defendants: E. P. Fort, Eli S. Woods, J. T. Huggins, W. T. Briggs, M. S. Stewart, Thomas Hobson; recovery of judgment; Sherriff of Davidson County; failure to return execution

Add. Defendants: R.S. Bolles & Horace Scott. Plaintiffs sued to collect fees for legal services when Defendants intended to form a corporation for the purpose of buying land. Plaintiffs drew a charter and examined titles for land. They drew the deeds, ready to be signed when Defendants backed out of creating the company, leaving a service bill of $150. Includes appeal of assignment of error by complainants.

Clerk was directed to hear proof and to report on the collection of funds in the above entitled consolidated cases by W. N. Carden, former Clerk and Special Commissioner of the Supreme Court. This case was heard in the Supreme Court.

Other Plaintiffs: M. R. Campbell; Other defendants: B. C. Hawes, W. B. Dowell, J. C. McDearman, H. L. McDearman

Foster & McEwen operated a law firm in Nashville & were ordered to collect a judgment against Jackson and Adams due to other parties. To secure the payment of this indebtedness Jackson and Adams assigned and transferred to Foster & McEwen certain notes and judgments on the third parties. Whether or not the money was collected, it was never turned over. Suit was filed to recover the payments.

In 1806, merchants Jackson & Hutchings contracted to sell Samuel Pryor over $4k of merchandise they had shipped in from Philadelphia & New Orleans. Pryor had until January 1, 1808 to pay the debt, but he failed to do so. Jackson later complained that both Pryor & his surety were insolvent. Pryor's agent was Sampson Sawyers, A & H's was Edward Roberts. Invoice given to John Hoggatt for safekeeping at Clover Bottom. Exhibit illustrates array of goods available in the area in 1806. See also MT 2a.

Additional Defendants: J. L. Whitworth, Jordan Stokes, Samuel Keith, and W. M. Duncan. State filed this suit to hold the sureties of G. K. Whitworth, late Clerk and Master of Chancery Court in Nashville, liable for a loan made in the case of H. C. Stump v. S. W. Steel without taking sufficient security. See also MT1184

The sheriff is charged with failure to enforce liquor and gambling laws and collection of illegal fees. This is a five volume case file that takes up almost a whole box. The volumes are not foldered within the box.

Sued to remove W.F. Hunt from office for misconduct and neglect.

The plaintiff in error was accused by the defendant of not properly maintaining a sidewalk, which led to the defendant's injuries.

Additional defendants: William Pylus and John M. Riddleberg

Defendant: Mary W. Quarles, wife. In 1873 Butterfield sold and conveyed to Mary W. Quarles a tract of land in Edgefield on Russell Street. Butterfield claimed that the defendants had not paid him the full $4500 on the property.